Tomas Etcheverry has achieved a significant milestone in his tennis career by advancing to the semifinals of the Argentina Open for the first time. In a thrilling match that showcased his resilience, Etcheverry overcame a challenging start against Chile's Alejandro Tabilo, ultimately claiming victory with a score of 1-6, 6-3, 6-4. The match took over two hours and saw Etcheverry progressively improve his performance after an initial struggle, demonstrating his ability to adapt and fight back under pressure.

The match unfolded at the Guillermo Vilas court, where Tabilo initially took control early on, capitalizing on Etcheverry's unforced errors. The Chilean player broke Etcheverry’s serve in the second game and quickly established a 3-0 lead, leveraging his aggressive playing style by focusing on shorter points and powerful forehand strokes. However, Etcheverry managed to regroup and turned the tide in the second set, ultimately leading to his historic semifinal qualification.

This victory marks a pivotal moment for Etcheverry, who had previously faced disappointments in his attempts to reach the semifinals in both 2023 and 2024. His success at the Argentina Open not only elevates his standing in the ATP rankings but also symbolizes his growing prowess and determination as a leading player in Argentine tennis. As the first semifinalist of the tournament, expectations are high for Etcheverry as he aims to continue his impressive run in front of local fans.